The 'Big Fish in a Little Pond' Syndrome

The following excellent post was recently published, pseudonymously, on the BNP sub-section of the British Democracy Forum.

The English Democrats and multiracialism

From another forum:

I can’t help wondering exactly what really motivates former BNP members now joining the English Democrats. Is it a desire to be seen to be ‘doing something’ no matter how futile? Or maybe certain individuals want to stoke their vanity and inflate their ego by becoming a big fish in a small pond, or by running a local ED branch as their own little club, with them as a mini-‘leader’

The English Democrats, like UKIP and all the main establishment parties are in favour of a multiracial society.

According to them Black, Asians, Orientals are all English as long as they have ‘integrated’.

This Politically Correct nonsense is an insult to generations of English people and a betrayal of their sacrifice. To quote the Duke of Wellington: “If a dog is born in a stable it doesn’t make it a horse”.

A true nation is made up of a community of people distinguished by an ethnic identity; a people belonging to a particular biological type. Culture and values by themselves do not equate to ethnic identity. Many of the first Asian and Afro-Caribbean immigrants may have had values and moral codes in common with our society; a strong work ethic, respect for others, strong family ties, discipline and so on.

But even so, an African who might share some of our values will still be an African. Even if his speech, manners and behaviour were ‘perfect English’. He would - however impolite it may be to use the term - still be someone of a different race.

Many Blacks or Asians might identify with this country, but that no more makes them English than English children would be Japanese if they happened to be born and raised in that country and immersed in Japanese culture. The reality is that genetically they would remain different. For a nation is not just a cultural continuity, it is a biological continuity as well.

To accept this fact of life doesn’t imply hatred of others, it’s just stating a love of our own people and country and a desire to see them continue to exist.

This desire means our nation is more than just a geographical piece of land with no more meaning or significance than any other. It is a sense of belonging; of shared history and ancestry – a common bloodline; a feeling that we belong to a people who are special and unique.

What’s the point of having an English Parliament if England and the English people are being destroyed?

And why try to preserve English culture if you don’t care that [the] very people who created it are becoming extinct?

Talk of ‘controlling immigration’ – one of the English Democrats’ main policies - is now almost irrelevant: a case of closing the stable door after the horse has bolted.

Even if all immigration stopped tomorrow we will still become a minority in our own country due to the higher non-white birth rate combined with increasing miscegenation through interracial relationships.

This is the inevitable consequence of a multiracial society. And to support it is a gross betrayal of the toil, struggle and sacrifice of our ancestors. No-one can profess to love our people and our nation whilst supporting (or acquiescing to) a multiracial society. The two are incompatible, and no-one should be allowed to delude themselves otherwise.